faithlessly

Comes to pet the Flemish Lion and hit him faithlessly.

This weapon the new Lords considered to be their only hope against their enemy; and he had unwillingly, faithlessly, helped them to regain it.

It occurs when, for example, Redcross, having faithlessly abandoned Una, encounters and defeats the projection of his faithlessness in Sansjoy.

Brutal ethnic cleansing accelerates in northern Bosnia after Croatia's forces, nominally allied to Bosnia, faithlessly abandoned the area to Serb control.

And how you must hate Molly and Burrich, that they could both set you aside and faithlessly forget you and find comfort in one another.'

If one of the reporters under the seal of the background agreement faithlessly tells another, who was not present, of the session, that second reporter can expose the whole charade.

She had just awakened from a strange and twisted dream in which her supposed lover, Theseus, had returned and come ashore to watch her sleeping, and then had faithlessly stolen away again.

Until his assassination in 1980 by an autograph hound driven crazy by the envy fame inspires, Lennon lived in the full glare of public notoriety, a way of keeping the world from abandoning him as faithlessly as his parents did.

England had been ravaged by Danish raids every year from 997 to 1001, and in 1002 the king was told that the Danish men in England "would faithlessly take his life, and then all his councillors, and possess his kingdom afterwards."